Chelsea are in the red because Newcastle could sell Bruno Guimaraes
Chelsea They are on red alert like Newcastle UnitedEdit are open to selling Bruno Guimaraes to comply with first divisionThe financial rules.
The 'bleus' are used to making significant investments in their main objectives. Not only have they splashed out more than £100m on the likes of Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez, but they are also planning a substantial bid for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen next summer. transfer window. If Todd Boehly's plans materialize, Guimaraes could join Osimhen at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea have been deeply impressed by the Brazil International's impressive performances since he arrived at St James Park from French side Lyon.
According to a recent report by ASalong with Chelsea, Premier League rivals Liverpool They are also interested in the 26-year-old. The Reds are reported to be “most interested” in releasing Guimaraes from the club, after Newcastle approach their earnings and sustainability limit.
According to the latest Football Insider reportThe Magpies are likely to sanction a huge amount of money for their star player in the summer.
Guimaraes has a contract at St James Park until June 2028, with a significant £100m release clause, a provision built into his new deal signed in October. While this extended contract provides stability, it also puts Newcastle in a precarious position regarding the potential departure of arguably their most influential player.
Future doubt
The ongoing saga surrounding the future of Guimaraes is one to watch closely, as Soccer insider information claims Newcastle are likely to authorize the sale of their key midfielder at the end of the current campaign. His departure could significantly ease Newcastle's financial woes as the club will benefit from the significant transfer fee his transfer would entail.
Chelsea suffered a catastrophic 4-1 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield in their last Premier League match. While there have been controversies over the state of refereeing, the overall performance of Mauricio Pochettino's team was completely poor as they were barely able to control the game.
Adding a key presence in the middle of the park like Guimaraes to help control games while also being a creative outlet would improve Chelsea's performance and put them on a higher pedestal in the future.
